Queen's University Belfast will close its campus on Friday, August 9
Queen's University Belfast will close its campus on Friday in an effort to ensure that staff and students are not put at any risk following reports of protests being planned in the city.
In a statement, he said that the university is committed to "diversity, equality, inclusion and belonging" and that its campus should be a safe and secure environment for all. “As a university community, we are committed to diversity, equality, inclusion and belonging, and to our campus being a safe, secure environment for all staff and students.
“Let’s work together positively to change people’s lives. Let’s harness our energies for the wider good, including your own. Please do not jeopardise your future and the future of your city through misguided actions, which will damage your chances in life and damage this great city.”
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